Discover the topics and speakers featured in this year's Congress masterclasses. Join internationally acclaimed clinicians as they discuss their areas of expertise in sessions you won't want to miss.
Friday 4 September 2026
[MC] Decoding the fetal brain: deep phenotyping in utero
12:00 – 12:40
Scan demonstration: AI for evaluation of key CNS structures Andrea Dall'Asta , Italy
Quantitative deep phenotyping of the fetal brain: from two dimensional biometry to AI-assisted analysis
The role of the neurosonography in the NGS and AI era: qualitative deep brain phenotyping
[MC] Placenta accreta spectrum: seeing the vessels, shaping the outcome
12:00 – 12:40
Current understanding of utero-placental vascularization in placenta accreta spectrum
Placenta accreta spectrum: new evidence & updates from ISPAS
[MC] Endometriosis: the paradigm shift
12:00 – 12:40
Should we routinely screen for nodules and superficial endometriosis? George Condous , Australia
What the surgeon needs to know before proceeding with endometriosis surgery: case examples
Saturday 5 September 2026
[MC] Keeping up with the beat: diagnosis and management of fetal arrhythmias
14:30 – 15:10
Practical tips for bedside diagnosis and management of fetal arrythmias Fatima Crispi , Spain
Advanced technology to understand the basics of the fetal heartbeat
[MC] Management of late fetal growth restriction
14:30 – 15:10
The role of CPR in the management of late IUGR: evidence from the new randomized controlled trial
The role of angiogenic markers in the management of late IUGR: evidences from the RCT Manel Mendoza , Spain
[MC] The next level of expertise in ultrasound diagnosis and staging of gynecological malignancies
14:30 – 15:10
The latest consensus statement on IOTA terminology
Staging gynecological cancer: is this feasible outside specialist high turnover centres?
Sunday 6 September 2026
[MC] Faces tell stories: fetal dysmorphology
14:30 – 15:10
Scan demonstration: CNS Asma Khalil , United Kingdom
Facial dysmorphology: from isolated anomalies to complex genetic conditions Karl Kagan , Germany
What should we see on the 1st trimester face and skeleton? Simon Meagher , Australia
[MC] Confined placental mosaicism in 2026: what’s new?
14:30 – 15:10
Confined chorionic mosaicism: how do we counsel patients in the NIPT era? Ritsuko Pooh , Japan
Confined placental mosaicism in Latin America: diagnostic challenges and clinical implications Enrique Gil Guevara , Peru
[MC] Early pregnancy care: an update
14:30 – 15:10
What do you do if you cannot see a pregnancy inside or outside the uterus: using the M6 model as an evidence-based approach to PUL
Ectopic pregnancy dilemmas: recurrence and inter-pregnancy intervals
Monday 7 September 2026
[MC] Rethinking twins: beyond singleton models to precision care
09:35 – 10:15
Are we measuring twins the right way? Implications for predicting adverse outcomes
Do we really need to Doppler all twins?
[MC] Prediction and prevention of preterm birth today and tomorrow
09:35 – 10:15
What do ISUOG guidelines advise us today?
What will tomorrow's guidelines look like?
[MC] The importance of ultrasound before and during surgery
09:35 – 10:15
Using ultrasound to help in the management of borderline ovarian tumours: diagnosis, monitoring and during surgery Conrado Coutinho , Brazil
What we know and what remains to be discovered about ovarian teratomas Helen Feltovich , United States
[MC] Transforming fetal therapy: from artificial womb technologies to clinical trials in fetal surgery
15:35 – 16:15
From artificial placenta to fetal liquid incubator: state of the art and next steps towards a clinical reality
Clinical trials in fetal surgery: changing care for complex pregnancies
[MC] Decoding pre-eclampsia: from maternal microbiome to molecular subtypes
15:35 – 16:15
Screening for preeclampsia: what's new? Liona Poon , Hong Kong
What does a mother’s gut tell us about pre-eclampsia risk?
Pre-eclampsia type I vs. type II: clinical dichotomy supported by molecular investigation
[MC] Interpreting ultrasound findings in the pediatric and adolescent population
15:35 – 16:15
Amenorrhoea in adolescents: what should not be missed
Avoiding unnecessary damage to the ovaries of children and adolescents: the importance of accurate diagnosis Nina Cooper , United Kingdom